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THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTS

 

If you are to walk on the path of Self Realisation by seeking the Source of your

own Being, you cannot get very far by half-hearted attempts.

 

There are no shortcuts.

 

It requires complete dedication to the ideal and strenuous, life long effort in

pursuit of `That'.

 

Unless you come to understand that the purpose and goal of life is to Realise

the Self, you cannot, in truth, make any meaningful progress, or expect to make

much progress.

 

Bhagavan has said those few who have succeeded in this life time owe their

success to perseverance.

 

That means day in and day out effort, unrelenting.

So whatever method you take up, you have to do sincerely and steadily, for a

whole lifetime, if need be.

 

The path to Self Realisation is a vocation in life, not something we just take

up at intervals. Spiritual pursuit must be as vital and natural to one as eating

and breathing.

 

Once we are clear about this point and attempt to realise the Truth with all our

heart, Almighty God comes forward and guides us. He makes the situations in our

life conducive to spiritual progress.

 

But we cannot judge this progress easily. No effort ever goes in vain. And if we

strive relentlessly, His Grace will take hold of us and carry us to the goal.

This is what all true Sadhaks have to do to attain Self Realisation.

 

If you are unable to commit yourself to this ideal, then pray to God or

Bhagavan, to bless and inspire you with sincere determination.

That is all that is within your power. Surrender to him wholeheartedly, and

await his Grace.

 

Also think about the ephemeral nature of all things in life, your experiences,

your joys and sorrows- how you are always seeking to grasp a bit of happiness

from pursuing and fulfilling desires, but only experience short-lived pleasures

in the end, followed by more desires and pursuits.

 

This is an endless cycle that replays itself, life after life, birth after

birth.

 

Be clear about this, reflect on the underlying Reality and seek it.

No one can do this for you.

 

Start now with a determined, unrelenting effort. That is the only way.

 

By Dennis Hartell, Editor of `The Maharshi' writing in the NewsLetter of th

Ramana Maharshi Retreat centre, Nova Scotia

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On 06/03/2010 18:43, tigersjaws wrote:

 

 

THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTS

 

If you are to walk on the path of Self Realisation by seeking the

Source of your own Being, you cannot get very far by half-hearted

attempts.

 

There are no shortcuts.

 

It requires complete dedication to the ideal and strenuous, life long

effort in pursuit of `That'.

 

Unless you come to understand that the purpose and goal of life is to

Realise the Self, you cannot, in truth, make any meaningful progress,

or expect to make much progress.

 

Bhagavan has said those few who have succeeded in this life time owe

their success to perseverance.

 

That means day in and day out effort, unrelenting.

So whatever method you take up, you have to do sincerely and steadily,

for a whole lifetime, if need be.

 

The path to Self Realisation is a vocation in life, not something we

just take up at intervals. Spiritual pursuit must be as vital and

natural to one as eating and breathing.

 

Once we are clear about this point and attempt to realise the Truth

with all our heart, Almighty God comes forward and guides us. He makes

the situations in our life conducive to spiritual progress.

 

But we cannot judge this progress easily. No effort ever goes in vain.

And if we strive relentlessly, His Grace will take hold of us and carry

us to the goal. This is what all true Sadhaks have to do to attain Self

Realisation.

 

If you are unable to commit yourself to this ideal, then pray to God or

Bhagavan, to bless and inspire you with sincere determination.

That is all that is within your power. Surrender to him wholeheartedly,

and await his Grace.

 

Also think about the ephemeral nature of all things in life, your

experiences, your joys and sorrows- how you are always seeking to grasp

a bit of happiness from pursuing and fulfilling desires, but only

experience short-lived pleasures in the end, followed by more desires

and pursuits.

 

This is an endless cycle that replays itself, life after life, birth

after birth.

 

Be clear about this, reflect on the underlying Reality and seek it.

No one can do this for you.

 

Start now with a determined, unrelenting effort. That is the only way.

 

By Dennis Hartell, Editor of `The Maharshi' writing in the NewsLetter

of th Ramana Maharshi Retreat centre, Nova Scotia

 

 

 

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hehehehe oh yes, no shortcuts! this is what i tell my kids and friends:

 

 

do not ever try.

life is too short for that.

my dear, decide:

either you do - and then

do the best you can –

or do not do at all.

and whatever you do

do it wholeheartedly,

not minding the result.

if you fail,

and want to –

do it again. and again.

but never, never try!

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Dear Yosy,

 

Nice poem- good advice too- thanks.

Love,

Alan--- On Sat, 6/3/10, Yosy <yosyflug wrote:

Yosy <yosyflugRe: THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTS Date: Saturday, 6 March, 2010, 16:56

On 06/03/2010 18:43, tigersjaws wrote:

THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTSIf you are to walk on the path of Self Realisation by seeking the Source of your own Being, you cannot get very far by half-hearted attempts.There are no shortcuts.It requires complete dedication to the ideal and strenuous, life long effort in pursuit of `That'.Unless you come to understand that the purpose and goal of life is to Realise the Self, you cannot, in truth, make any meaningful progress, or expect to make much progress.Bhagavan has said those few who have succeeded in this life time owe their success to perseverance.That means day in and day out effort, unrelenting.So whatever method you take up, you have to do sincerely and steadily, for a whole lifetime, if need be.The path to Self Realisation is a vocation in life, not something we just take up at intervals. Spiritual pursuit must be as vital and natural to one as eating and breathing.Once we are

clear about this point and attempt to realise the Truth with all our heart, Almighty God comes forward and guides us. He makes the situations in our life conducive to spiritual progress.But we cannot judge this progress easily. No effort ever goes in vain. And if we strive relentlessly, His Grace will take hold of us and carry us to the goal. This is what all true Sadhaks have to do to attain Self Realisation.If you are unable to commit yourself to this ideal, then pray to God or Bhagavan, to bless and inspire you with sincere determination.That is all that is within your power. Surrender to him wholeheartedly, and await his Grace.Also think about the ephemeral nature of all things in life, your experiences, your joys and sorrows- how you are always seeking to grasp a bit of happiness from pursuing and fulfilling desires, but only experience short-lived pleasures in the end, followed by more desires and pursuits.This

is an endless cycle that replays itself, life after life, birth after birth.Be clear about this, reflect on the underlying Reality and seek it.No one can do this for you.Start now with a determined, unrelenting effort. That is the only way.By Dennis Hartell, Editor of `The Maharshi' writing in the NewsLetter of th Ramana Maharshi Retreat centre, Nova Scotia

_hehehehe oh yes, no shortcuts! this is what i tell my kids and friends: do not ever try.life is too short for that. my dear, decide:either you do - and thendo the best you can – or do not do at all. and whatever you dodo it wholeheartedly, not minding the result. if you fail, and want to – do it again. and again. but never, never try!

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Dear Tigerjaws

 

what a fitting name for one on the way back home

like Sadguru Sri Ramana Maharshi stated

 

its like being in the mouth of a crodile or tiger...

 

 

what a wonderfu article by Dennis Hartell

 

if by chance you have got this mailaddress please let me know

 

 

tku again

 

in Sri Ramana Maharshi

 

michael

 

 

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Saturday, March 06, 2010 5:43 PM

THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTS

THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTSIf you are to walk on the path of Self Realisation by seeking the Source of your own Being, you cannot get very far by half-hearted attempts.There are no shortcuts.It requires complete dedication to the ideal and strenuous, life long effort in pursuit of `That'.Unless you come to understand that the purpose and goal of life is to Realise the Self, you cannot, in truth, make any meaningful progress, or expect to make much progress.Bhagavan has said those few who have succeeded in this life time owe their success to perseverance.That means day in and day out effort, unrelenting.So whatever method you take up, you have to do sincerely and steadily, for a whole lifetime, if need be.The path to Self Realisation is a vocation in life, not something we just take up at intervals. Spiritual pursuit must be as vital and natural to one as eating and breathing.Once we are clear about this point and attempt to realise the Truth with all our heart, Almighty God comes forward and guides us. He makes the situations in our life conducive to spiritual progress.But we cannot judge this progress easily. No effort ever goes in vain. And if we strive relentlessly, His Grace will take hold of us and carry us to the goal. This is what all true Sadhaks have to do to attain Self Realisation.If you are unable to commit yourself to this ideal, then pray to God or Bhagavan, to bless and inspire you with sincere determination.That is all that is within your power. Surrender to him wholeheartedly, and await his Grace.Also think about the ephemeral nature of all things in life, your experiences, your joys and sorrows- how you are always seeking to grasp a bit of happiness from pursuing and fulfilling desires, but only experience short-lived pleasures in the end, followed by more desires and pursuits.This is an endless cycle that replays itself, life after life, birth after birth.Be clear about this, reflect on the underlying Reality and seek it.No one can do this for you.Start now with a determined, unrelenting effort. That is the only way.By Dennis Hartell, Editor of `The Maharshi' writing in the NewsLetter of th Ramana Maharshi Retreat centre, Nova Scotia

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Dear Michael,

 

Look on the web for the Ramana Maharshi Retreat Centre, Novia Scotia.

 

Love,

 

Alan--- On Sat, 6/3/10, Michael Bindel <michael.bindel wrote:

Michael Bindel <michael.bindelRe: THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTS Date: Saturday, 6 March, 2010, 18:05

 

Dear Tigerjaws

 

what a fitting name for one on the way back home

like Sadguru Sri Ramana Maharshi stated

 

its like being in the mouth of a crodile or tiger...

 

 

what a wonderfu article by Dennis Hartell

 

if by chance you have got this mailaddress please let me know

 

 

tku again

 

in Sri Ramana Maharshi

 

michael

 

 

-

tigersjaws

 

Saturday, March 06, 2010 5:43 PM

THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTS

THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTSIf you are to walk on the path of Self Realisation by seeking the Source of your own Being, you cannot get very far by half-hearted attempts.There are no shortcuts.It requires complete dedication to the ideal and strenuous, life long effort in pursuit of `That'.Unless you come to understand that the purpose and goal of life is to Realise the Self, you cannot, in truth, make any meaningful progress, or expect to make much progress.Bhagavan has said those few who have succeeded in this life time owe their success to perseverance.That means day in and day out effort, unrelenting.So whatever method you take up, you have to do sincerely and steadily, for a whole lifetime, if need be.The path to Self Realisation is a vocation in life, not something we just take up at intervals. Spiritual pursuit must be as vital and natural to one as eating and breathing.Once we are

clear about this point and attempt to realise the Truth with all our heart, Almighty God comes forward and guides us. He makes the situations in our life conducive to spiritual progress.But we cannot judge this progress easily. No effort ever goes in vain. And if we strive relentlessly, His Grace will take hold of us and carry us to the goal. This is what all true Sadhaks have to do to attain Self Realisation.If you are unable to commit yourself to this ideal, then pray to God or Bhagavan, to bless and inspire you with sincere determination.That is all that is within your power. Surrender to him wholeheartedly, and await his Grace.Also think about the ephemeral nature of all things in life, your experiences, your joys and sorrows- how you are always seeking to grasp a bit of happiness from pursuing and fulfilling desires, but only experience short-lived pleasures in the end, followed by more desires and pursuits.This

is an endless cycle that replays itself, life after life, birth after birth.Be clear about this, reflect on the underlying Reality and seek it.No one can do this for you.Start now with a determined, unrelenting effort. That is the only way.By Dennis Hartell, Editor of `The Maharshi' writing in the NewsLetter of th Ramana Maharshi Retreat centre, Nova Scotia

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Dear Yosy

 

wonderful to read your "poem" to your kids and friends

 

this was the signpost i followed as good as possible - always

and understandable most did not understand and agree with this

 

thank you for this joy

 

 

yours in Sri Ramana Maharshi

 

 

michael

 

 

 

-

Yosy

Saturday, March 06, 2010 5:56 PM

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On 06/03/2010 18:43, tigersjaws wrote:

THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTSIf you are to walk on the path of Self Realisation by seeking the Source of your own Being, you cannot get very far by half-hearted attempts.There are no shortcuts.It requires complete dedication to the ideal and strenuous, life long effort in pursuit of `That'.Unless you come to understand that the purpose and goal of life is to Realise the Self, you cannot, in truth, make any meaningful progress, or expect to make much progress.Bhagavan has said those few who have succeeded in this life time owe their success to perseverance.That means day in and day out effort, unrelenting.So whatever method you take up, you have to do sincerely and steadily, for a whole lifetime, if need be.The path to Self Realisation is a vocation in life, not something we just take up at intervals. Spiritual pursuit must be as vital and natural to one as eating and breathing.Once we are clear about this point and attempt to realise the Truth with all our heart, Almighty God comes forward and guides us. He makes the situations in our life conducive to spiritual progress.But we cannot judge this progress easily. No effort ever goes in vain. And if we strive relentlessly, His Grace will take hold of us and carry us to the goal. This is what all true Sadhaks have to do to attain Self Realisation.If you are unable to commit yourself to this ideal, then pray to God or Bhagavan, to bless and inspire you with sincere determination.That is all that is within your power. Surrender to him wholeheartedly, and await his Grace.Also think about the ephemeral nature of all things in life, your experiences, your joys and sorrows- how you are always seeking to grasp a bit of happiness from pursuing and fulfilling desires, but only experience short-lived pleasures in the end, followed by more desires and pursuits.This is an endless cycle that replays itself, life after life, birth after birth.Be clear about this, reflect on the underlying Reality and seek it.No one can do this for you.Start now with a determined, unrelenting effort. That is the only way.By Dennis Hartell, Editor of `The Maharshi' writing in the NewsLetter of th Ramana Maharshi Retreat centre, Nova Scotia

_hehehehe oh yes, no shortcuts! this is what i tell my kids and friends: do not ever try.life is too short for that. my dear, decide:either you do - and thendo the best you can – or do not do at all. and whatever you dodo it wholeheartedly, not minding the result. if you fail, and want to – do it again. and again. but never, never try!

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this is true once we start beleiving in bhagavan automatically he will take care and create situation that we never ever imagine to turn inwards

 

regards

venkatesh

 

--- On Sat, 6/3/10, tigersjaws <alanadamsjacobs wrote:

tigersjaws <alanadamsjacobs THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTS Date: Saturday, 6 March, 2010, 10:13 PM

THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTSIf you are to walk on the path of Self Realisation by seeking the Source of your own Being, you cannot get very far by half-hearted attempts.There are no shortcuts.It requires complete dedication to the ideal and strenuous, life long effort in pursuit of `That'.Unless you come to understand that the purpose and goal of life is to Realise the Self, you cannot, in truth, make any meaningful progress, or expect to make much progress.Bhagavan has said those few who have succeeded in this life time owe their success to perseverance.That means day in and day out effort, unrelenting.So whatever method you take up, you have to do sincerely and steadily, for a whole lifetime, if need be.The path to Self Realisation is a vocation in life, not something we just take up at intervals. Spiritual pursuit must be as vital and natural to one as eating and breathing.Once we are

clear about this point and attempt to realise the Truth with all our heart, Almighty God comes forward and guides us. He makes the situations in our life conducive to spiritual progress.But we cannot judge this progress easily. No effort ever goes in vain. And if we strive relentlessly, His Grace will take hold of us and carry us to the goal. This is what all true Sadhaks have to do to attain Self Realisation.If you are unable to commit yourself to this ideal, then pray to God or Bhagavan, to bless and inspire you with sincere determination.That is all that is within your power. Surrender to him wholeheartedly, and await his Grace.Also think about the ephemeral nature of all things in life, your experiences, your joys and sorrows- how you are always seeking to grasp a bit of happiness from pursuing and fulfilling desires, but only experience short-lived pleasures in the end, followed by more desires and pursuits.This

is an endless cycle that replays itself, life after life, birth after birth.Be clear about this, reflect on the underlying Reality and seek it.No one can do this for you.Start now with a determined, unrelenting effort. That is the only way.By Dennis Hartell, Editor of `The Maharshi' writing in the NewsLetter of th Ramana Maharshi Retreat centre, Nova Scotia

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Whole heartedness is the key... only "it" knows the proper time for our unfoldment...all blessing to our father...dave --- On Sun, 3/7/10, venkatesh ds <harsha_chaithra wrote:

venkatesh ds <harsha_chaithraRe: THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTS Received: Sunday, March 7, 2010, 6:56 AM

 

 

 

 

 

this is true once we start beleiving in bhagavan automatically he will take care and create situation that we never ever imagine to turn inwards

 

regards

venkatesh

 

--- On Sat, 6/3/10, tigersjaws <alanadamsjacobs@ .co. uk> wrote:

tigersjaws <alanadamsjacobs@ .co. uk> THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTSSaturday, 6 March, 2010, 10:13 PM

THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTSIf you are to walk on the path of Self Realisation by seeking the Source of your own Being, you cannot get very far by half-hearted attempts.There are no shortcuts.It requires complete dedication to the ideal and strenuous, life long effort in pursuit of `That'.Unless you come to understand that the purpose and goal of life is to Realise the Self, you cannot, in truth, make any meaningful progress, or expect to make much progress.Bhagavan has said those few who have succeeded in this life time owe their success to perseverance.That means day in and day out effort, unrelenting.So whatever method you take up, you have to do sincerely and steadily, for a whole lifetime, if need be.The path to Self Realisation is a vocation in life, not something we just take up at intervals. Spiritual pursuit must be as vital and natural to one as eating and breathing.Once we are

clear about this point and attempt to realise the Truth with all our heart, Almighty God comes forward and guides us. He makes the situations in our life conducive to spiritual progress.But we cannot judge this progress easily. No effort ever goes in vain. And if we strive relentlessly, His Grace will take hold of us and carry us to the goal. This is what all true Sadhaks have to do to attain Self Realisation.If you are unable to commit yourself to this ideal, then pray to God or Bhagavan, to bless and inspire you with sincere determination.That is all that is within your power. Surrender to him wholeheartedly, and await his Grace.Also think about the ephemeral nature of all things in life, your experiences, your joys and sorrows- how you are always seeking to grasp a bit of happiness from pursuing and fulfilling desires, but only experience short-lived pleasures in the end, followed by more desires and pursuits.This

is an endless cycle that replays itself, life after life, birth after birth.Be clear about this, reflect on the underlying Reality and seek it.No one can do this for you.Start now with a determined, unrelenting effort. That is the only way.By Dennis Hartell, Editor of `The Maharshi' writing in the NewsLetter of th Ramana Maharshi Retreat centre, Nova Scotia

 

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Dear David

 

agree completely with your comments!

 

please David forward me the email of your sister, so that i can forward the links. Incredible successtories by changing the eating habits. Of course best: change way of being plus way of eating.....

 

 

love

 

michael

 

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Sunday, March 07, 2010 1:42 PM

Re: THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTS

 

 

 

 

Whole heartedness is the key... only "it" knows the proper time for our unfoldment...all blessing to our father...dave --- On Sun, 3/7/10, venkatesh ds <harsha_chaithra (AT) (DOT) co.in> wrote:

venkatesh ds <harsha_chaithra (AT) (DOT) co.in>Re: THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTS Received: Sunday, March 7, 2010, 6:56 AM

 

 

 

 

 

this is true once we start beleiving in bhagavan automatically he will take care and create situation that we never ever imagine to turn inwards

 

regards

venkatesh

 

--- On Sat, 6/3/10, tigersjaws <alanadamsjacobs@ .co. uk> wrote:

tigersjaws <alanadamsjacobs@ .co. uk> THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTSSaturday, 6 March, 2010, 10:13 PM

THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTSIf you are to walk on the path of Self Realisation by seeking the Source of your own Being, you cannot get very far by half-hearted attempts.There are no shortcuts.It requires complete dedication to the ideal and strenuous, life long effort in pursuit of `That'.Unless you come to understand that the purpose and goal of life is to Realise the Self, you cannot, in truth, make any meaningful progress, or expect to make much progress.Bhagavan has said those few who have succeeded in this life time owe their success to perseverance.That means day in and day out effort, unrelenting.So whatever method you take up, you have to do sincerely and steadily, for a whole lifetime, if need be.The path to Self Realisation is a vocation in life, not something we just take up at intervals. Spiritual pursuit must be as vital and natural to one as eating and breathing.Once we are clear about this point and attempt to realise the Truth with all our heart, Almighty God comes forward and guides us. He makes the situations in our life conducive to spiritual progress.But we cannot judge this progress easily. No effort ever goes in vain. And if we strive relentlessly, His Grace will take hold of us and carry us to the goal. This is what all true Sadhaks have to do to attain Self Realisation.If you are unable to commit yourself to this ideal, then pray to God or Bhagavan, to bless and inspire you with sincere determination.That is all that is within your power. Surrender to him wholeheartedly, and await his Grace.Also think about the ephemeral nature of all things in life, your experiences, your joys and sorrows- how you are always seeking to grasp a bit of happiness from pursuing and fulfilling desires, but only experience short-lived pleasures in the end, followed by more desires and pursuits.This is an endless cycle that replays itself, life after life, birth after birth.Be clear about this, reflect on the underlying Reality and seek it.No one can do this for you.Start now with a determined, unrelenting effort. That is the only way.By Dennis Hartell, Editor of `The Maharshi' writing in the NewsLetter of th Ramana Maharshi Retreat centre, Nova Scotia

 

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Dear Venkatesh

 

Namaste

 

 

blessed you are to experience this!

 

its COMPLETE SURRENDER that liberates us all

 

 

in Sri Ramana Maharshi

 

 

thank you for this mail and all your efforts

 

 

 

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Sunday, March 07, 2010 7:56 AM

Re: THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTS

 

 

 

 

 

this is true once we start beleiving in bhagavan automatically he will take care and create situation that we never ever imagine to turn inwards

 

regards

venkatesh

 

--- On Sat, 6/3/10, tigersjaws <alanadamsjacobs (AT) (DOT) co.uk> wrote:

tigersjaws <alanadamsjacobs (AT) (DOT) co.uk> THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTS Date: Saturday, 6 March, 2010, 10:13 PM

THERE ARE NO SHORTCUTSIf you are to walk on the path of Self Realisation by seeking the Source of your own Being, you cannot get very far by half-hearted attempts.There are no shortcuts.It requires complete dedication to the ideal and strenuous, life long effort in pursuit of `That'.Unless you come to understand that the purpose and goal of life is to Realise the Self, you cannot, in truth, make any meaningful progress, or expect to make much progress.Bhagavan has said those few who have succeeded in this life time owe their success to perseverance.That means day in and day out effort, unrelenting.So whatever method you take up, you have to do sincerely and steadily, for a whole lifetime, if need be.The path to Self Realisation is a vocation in life, not something we just take up at intervals. Spiritual pursuit must be as vital and natural to one as eating and breathing.Once we are clear about this point and attempt to realise the Truth with all our heart, Almighty God comes forward and guides us. He makes the situations in our life conducive to spiritual progress.But we cannot judge this progress easily. No effort ever goes in vain. And if we strive relentlessly, His Grace will take hold of us and carry us to the goal. This is what all true Sadhaks have to do to attain Self Realisation.If you are unable to commit yourself to this ideal, then pray to God or Bhagavan, to bless and inspire you with sincere determination.That is all that is within your power. Surrender to him wholeheartedly, and await his Grace.Also think about the ephemeral nature of all things in life, your experiences, your joys and sorrows- how you are always seeking to grasp a bit of happiness from pursuing and fulfilling desires, but only experience short-lived pleasures in the end, followed by more desires and pursuits.This is an endless cycle that replays itself, life after life, birth after birth.Be clear about this, reflect on the underlying Reality and seek it.No one can do this for you.Start now with a determined, unrelenting effort. That is the only way.By Dennis Hartell, Editor of `The Maharshi' writing in the NewsLetter of th Ramana Maharshi Retreat centre, Nova Scotia

 

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